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Dubuque Sunday Herald in Dubuque, Iowa

20 May 1900

Page 12

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Dubuque Sunday Herald

Location

Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1900

Page

12

American Women in Paris Society Lead Social Campaign

Alice de Berdt profiles Chicago and New York women shaping Paris social life during the Exposition. Mrs Palmer and Mrs Peck emerge as key hosts with extensive social duties, while European nobility largely shuns American influence. The piece notes prominent figures and their Paris salons, including Mrs Horace Porter and Mrs George Langela.

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Paris Seine Potter Palmer International Commission Avenue du Trocadero Cormick Chicago Merdinand W. Peck Elysee Palace Doralane Palade Valmer National Association of Women Stenographers Palmer Buuwuty Ft. S Capital Faubourg St. Germain Duchess de Lun Rochefoucauld Milas Mattle Montgomery Louidiana Faubourg Get Count de Sully-Bethune Princess Poniatowski Mise Ishaabeth Sperry San Francisco Countess de Vrobriand Mary Jones New York Baroness Fontnot J. Fields Philadelphia Countess de Seres Mary Niven Commodore Vanderbilt Comtesse Langler-Villara Carola Livingston America Duchess de Campo-Sellee Ignac Singer Countess de Castellane Min-Agna Gould Cent Manchon Boln Boulogne Etter Mme Owho Mirai” “Kingdon George Goula Castelanes Horace Porter New York France Porter Rue de Villejust George Langala Sala Faubourg St. Fermain George Law New ‘York O‘goway John W. Gawdy Peck Sima Veck Ellen Charles M. Ignrotin Daniel Stynning Lafayette Manning Daniel Manning Treasury Cleveland Robert Livingston Wallapen oThe Foreien Washington Allie Ma Lowe Federation of Women’s Rubs Lowe Atlanta
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Embroidered Silk and Velvet Bags Inspire Linen Storage

A newspaper snippet describes decorative soiled linen bags with embroidered silk and printed velvet. A small tie on one side allows daily items to be dropped in without opening the drawstring, offering a neat innovation in shoe and accessory bags and suggesting easy, practical storage solutions.

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Ana
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Fashion Notes of 1899 Spring and Paris Society

The article surveys 1899 spring fashion with long coats, lace, plaits, and bolero influence. It highlights hats with violet toques, black mousseline dresses with crystal fringes, and banana-colored silks. It also notes social seasons in Paris and New York, with Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Henrotin, and others arrayed in prominent society roles amid exhibitions and clubs.

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Vienna
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Bolero Fashion and Paris Attire Spark 1900 Style

In Paris and abroad fashion notes describe bolero inspired outfits for women, with bodices, light durable details, and new features like front bows and mixed tucks on skirts. Discussed are muslin jackets, velvet ribbons, and varied fabrics, plus accessories such as pearl dog collars and diamond rings.

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Polero Ccru Jenen
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Engaged Woman Deliberates Suit After Quick Interview

In a brief exchange a young woman applied for a position, the lady considered her fit, then paused to ask several questions before finalizing terms. The dialogue hints at cautious screening and mutual inquiry.

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Early Summer Boleros Adorn New York Fashion

Smartly dressed women wear boleros with velvet and gold adornments as summer wear returns. Neck coverings like deep guimpes are paired with net or gauze folds. The trend shifts from craze to staple as styles mix skirts coats and tailoring. A fashion anecdote contrasts etiquette with social dining norms.

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Union New York
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Timely Menus Breakfast to Dinner with Ox Tongue Fritters

The menu outlines a breakfast with potatoes cereals dried peaches and ox tongue fritters served with coffee or cocoa. It gives a fritter recipe including batter with eggs flour salt cayenne and oil for golden brown pieces, and a dinner plan featuring lentil soup baked sweet potatoes spinach with egg dressing and apple pudding with coffee. Lentil soup instructions detail soaking lentils boiling for hours puréeing and finishing with butter or cream off heat.

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Luncheon Menu and Cucumbers with Beef Slices

The recipe outlines a luncheon or tea featuring fruit, minced beet and cucumber, rolls, lyophilized potatoes, watercress salad, coconut cream with jelly, and tea or chocolate. It describes cucumber slices seasoned, simmered with butter and ham, thickened gravy, chopped parsley, and a minced beef center with cucumber and ham around the dish.

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The Tyrant Ruler of the House Described by Two Women

Two women call a man a tyrant who rules the house with no mercy while a well intentioned man considers aiding a downtrodden woman. The dialogue portrays fear and control within a domestic setting. A telephonic ending hints at further communication or publication.

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Jonger
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Queen Amelie Aids Injured Woodcutter In Portugal Woodlands

The noted queenly physician of Portugal, famed as Europe’s most beautiful dresser, tends a woodcutter injured by a falling tree branch near Lisber. She and her companion help him to her cabin and later surprise him with her medical care and discretion. The woodcutter thanks her but jokes about paying his debt with eggs and butter.

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Amelie Portugal Europe Lisber Ame
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